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Advance Review: Fantastic Four #1 – Managed Expectations [Spoilers]
Look what popped through the letterbox courtesy of Federal Express about an hour ago… Fantastic Four #1 by Dan Slott, Sara Pichelli, and Marte Gracia — with a letter asking me to talk about it Okay First, there are spoilers here Some spoilers, limited spoilers, what I see as managed expectations. Just as people going into Batman #50 and X-Men[...]
Terrifics #6 cover by Dale Eaglesham and Mike Atiyeh
I was fine with this book being the Fantastic Four replacement since Marvel wasn't printing the book, but dropping in "Dr Dread" and playing it with a straight face is ludicrous. Terrifics #6 art by Joe Bennett, Sandra Hope, Matt Santorelli, and Hi-Fi Joe Bennett handled the visuals in this issue, and that is a positive[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #8 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
This world's Amadeus Cho uses his tech to search across the multiverse for the Fantastic Four Will Ben and Johnny ever make it home? Marvel Two-in-One #8 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr. This is a toned-down issue compared to the recent cosmic bombast of Marvel Two-in-One The comic focuses on the lives that Ben[...]
Fantastic Four #1 preview
Well, at the Diamond Retailer Appreciation Lunch at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel announced that they had hit over 400,000 orders for Fantastic Four #1 by Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli. Which should keep Ike Perlmutter happy Or grumbling slightly less…   #   FANTASTIC FOUR #1 (W) Dan Slott (A) Skottie Young, Simone Bianchi, Sara Pichelli (CA) Esad Ribic FOUREVER Part One BECAUSE[...]
Ant-Man and The Wasp Director Peyton Reed Talks Fantastic Four and Ghost
On the Marvel side, fans are very excited about the idea of the X-Men joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe — but there is one person who really wants to see the Fantastic Four come home Ant-Man and The Wasp director Peyton Reed told ComicBook.com that he wants to see the royal family come home. "Well, I[...]
Joe Quesada Draws Galactus for Fantastic Four #1
The latest comic to be graced by a Quesada cover is Fantastic Four #1, due out on August 8th, exactly 57 years after the debut of the original Fantastic Four #1 What's old is new again, after all, is basically Marvel's motto. This time, Quesada's variant is a "Hidden Gem," meaning it is "never before seen[...]
Marvel Two-in-One Annual #1 cover by Chip Zdarsky
His encounter with another Doctor Doom is a good sequence too. The Council of Reeds idea was a brilliant one from Jonathan Hickman and Dale Eaglesham's Fantastic Four run I'm glad to see this concept brought back It was interesting and unnerving It showed how close Reed Richards's difficulty connecting with others mixed with his genius intellect[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #6 cover by Jim Cheung and Frank Martin
This is just a great read, and I hope it's able to maintain this level of quality going forward, even as the Fantastic Four finally returns Marvel Two-in-One #6 comes highly recommended Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Our Thing, Human Torch, and Victor von Doom with the Sue Storm and Reed Richards of[...]
Marvel's Fantastic Four Relaunch by the Numbers
After a long period of neglect at the orders of Marvel Chairman and Donald Trump advisor Ike Perlmutter, the Fantastic Four is finally returning to Marvel Comics with a new series launching this August by Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli The first issue comes out on August 8th, on the 57th anniversary of the release[...]
Donald Trump shakes hands with Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter at a bill signing.
He may finally be allowing Marvel to publish a Fantastic Four comic, but billionaire and Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter has found another much-desired project for which he can become a major obstacle Perlmutter serves as an advisor to President Donald Trump on matters of veterans' healthcare and donated millions to Trump during and after the election[...]
Classic Marvel and DC Comics Being Auctioned Off Really Cheap
Fantastic Four #92 If you're looking for a possible good deal this weekend on comics, you might want to check out Diamond International Galleries new auction site, DIGAuction.com They're having their first, week long auction right now and the bidding ends tomorrow Early issues of the Avengers, Fantastic Four, Thor, Captain America, Spider-Man and more at[...]
fantastic four comic reprints 2018
After not publishing any Fantastic Four comic books for years, Marvel Comics has 12 of them on the shelf in July They're all reprints across the run of the title, spanning almost 70 years. After all, Marvel Comics has Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli's new series starting in August, which means Marvel is getting a bunch of dollar-priced[...]
Marvel Legends The Thing Will Complete the Fantastic Four Soon
To have a completed Marvel Legends Fantastic Four set makes me so happy I never thought this was going to happen, and its not just the team either H.E.R.B.I.E came as a pack-in with Sue, and more Marvel Cosmic characters are on the way to Walgreens as well, with Silver Surfer coming in June[...]
Infinity Gauntlet cover by George Perez
This wipes out a large portion of Earth's heroes, including Gamora, much of the X-Men, Daredevil, Hawkeye, Wasp, the entirety of the Fantastic Four, Luke Cage, the New Warriors, and Alpha Flight. As another means of covering his bases, Odin, Zeus, and many of "All-Father" type gods are trapped in another dimension where they can't interfere[...]
Terrifics #2 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo
Then again, after todays Fantastic Four news, we really might need DC to fill in that particular gap. Yes, I have criticized Damage for its Incredible Hulk-like qualities, but that book is far less interesting and has almost nothing original to bring to the table Terrifics is different in having its own quirks and being more[...]
Fantastic Four comics returning 2018
Today, Marvel Comics announced that they would be publishing a new Fantastic Four monthly series beginning in August — the first of the sort in three years Here's a history of how Bleeding Cool broke the story on why there wasn't one — and found all sorts of implications. In 2014, Bleeding Cool reported that the[...]
Fantastic Four comics returning 2018
In a special announcement on Twitter, Marvel announced that the Fantastic Four is returning to Marvel in a monthly ongoing series, featuring the return of Reed and Sue Richards and starring the original team of Reed, Sue, Ben, and Johnny, launching in August The creative team will be Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli. A special announcement from[...]
marvel legends reed richards fantastic four figure
Marvel Legends fans: we are only one figure away from having a complete Fantastic Four team I know I have been waiting for years for these to come; it has been way too long After successful releases last year of Sue and Johnny Storm, the third figure to exclusively hit Walgreens is Reed Richards. #gallery-1 { margin:[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #4 cover by Nick Bradshaw and Morry Hollowell
Rachna Koul begin their mutliversal expedition to locate the rest of the Fantastic Four They arrive on a world very much like their own, but they are soon attacked by She-Hulk and Wolverine in SHIELD-branded uniforms What is different here? Why are their friends trying to kill them? Marvel Two-in-One #4 cover by Nick Bradshaw and[...]
Kevin Feige
Editorial credit: DFree / Shutterstock.com Feige was asked a bit about everything during the spotlight feature, because let's be honest: there's HOW MANY films still on the slate for this phase of the universe alone? Needless to say, it's a lot of ground to cover, so we're going to break up the piece into parts, because[...]
Rise of the Black Panther #3 cover by Brian Stelfreeze
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Rise of the Black Panther #3 takes place shortly after Black Panther invited the Fantastic Four to Wakanda in the classic Fantastic Four #52-53 The world is reeling from the revelation of a new nation that is far more advanced than any other state on the planet The UN Security Council is invited to[...]
silver surfer
The deal for Disney to purchase the assets of 21st Century Fox, including the movie rights to the Fantastic Four and the X-Men, isn't done yet And while things remain up in the air, Fox has been making power moves which, taken together, seem quite adversarial toward their potential buyers In January, Fox moved up[...]
Marvel is Publishing More and More and More and More Fantastic Four in 2018
We mentioned that quite a lot of Fantastic Four collections had been solicited in Marvel's May 2018 solicits after a veritable dearth for months We also speculated as to whether it indicated a thawing of Marvel/Fox relations that was noted both before the announced Disney buyout and afterwards — and whether that meant that a new[...]
black panther, Fantastic Four #52 cover by Jack Kirby
Fantastic Four #52 and #53 were hotly political comic books putting out a daring message in a tumultuous time in American history. To put it in perspective, these two issues were published two years after the Civil Rights Act, one year after the Selma-Montgomery March, the Watts Riots, and the murder of Malcolm X, and two[...]
black panther, Fantastic Four #52 cover by Jack Kirby
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] To celebrate Black Panther coming out this week and T'Challa being so frigging awesome in general, I will be giving you Five Days of Black Panther to build up to the film's release. Each day, I will be covering a different era and creative team of Black Panther (today will be covering two, technically) starting[...]
Reg E. Cathey
He also appeared in the 2015 Fantastic Four film as Dr Franklin Storm. The Yale School of Drama-educated actor was born in Alabama, but raised in Germany His death was reported on Twitter by The Wire creator David Simon as he paid tribute to Cathey by saying: "Not only a fine, masterful actor — but simply one[...]
black panther comics #1
According to Eric Mowery at Dave & Adam's: "I started seeing a bump in Fantastic Four #52 a little while ago around the time that movie was announced There was speculation at first (it was pretty similar to the Moon Knight phenomenon) but BP's first appearance and Avengers #87 (his origin) spiked after it was teased[...]